Theisen Fails To Place In State Track
The PIAA State Track meet in Park, Pa, saw nine Class A and four Class B state records fall. State College High's two mile relay set a national high school mark of 7 47.2, while Bob Wagner of McDowell won the long jump with 22 91. Corry’s Jeff Theisen did not place in the top five in the high hurdles. District 1 led Class A with 79 15 points. District 3 led Class B with 74. Abington topped Class A with 25 points and Columbia led Class B with 23.
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McDowell
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Chuck Armstrong
Pete Zaharoff
Bethlehem Center
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Armstrong
Oil City
Jim Shaughnessy
Roosevelt High School
Dayton
Ohio
State College
Jim Dixon
Jerry Miller
Jack Walmer
Steven Gentry
Gentry
Pennsylvania
Art Morris
Lancaster
Abington High
Columbia
Savings and Loan Triumph in High-Scoring Weekend Games
Tom Morton struck out 20 Union City batters as the Savings and Loan lads split weekend action, beating Summit Township 13-2 behind John Wascal’s two bases loaded triples. Persing racked up 33 strikeouts in two starts with four hits allowed, while Waseak provided power with two three-baggers to drive in six. The Corryites totaled 12 hits led by Hubert Stranahan Hammond and Linden. Ward will miss May 31 game after wrecking his Watson-Ford.
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Bolosing Beaver Summer League Seniors Results
Beaver Summer League seniors show Ron Hanks 187 144 159 490 Gene Zajac 168 177 137 482 Dick Steves 149 187 134 450 Lynn McCray 165 Dave Wetmore 160 Skeet McCray 151 plus Beaverettes Linda Wetmore 136 178 139 453 Pat Wetmore 131 116 113 360 Sue Steves 103 115 135 353 Stephanie Triola 101 109. Bantams John Bracken 180 184 189 503 Dave Dunnewold 134 149 138 491 Dan Dunnewold 129 125 151 398 Gary Zajac 157 112 97 368 Lanny Fitch 128 117 117 362.
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Dick Steves
Lynn McCray
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Skeet McCray
Beaverettes
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Patty Wetmore
Sue Steves
Stephanie Triola
John Bracken
Dave Dunnewold
Dan Dunnewold
Gary Zajac
Lanny Fitch
Braves Acquire Pitcher Johnson From Astros In Trade
Milwaukee Braves traded outfielder Lee Maye to Houston for right-hander Ken Johnson and rookie Tim Beaucchamp. Manager Bobby Bragan said the deal improves the pitching staff, noting Johnson is a front-line addition after a 3-2 record and a 3.63 ERA last season.
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Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Ken Johnson
Lee Maye
Houston Astros
Tim Beaucchamp
Atlanta
Maye
Bobby Bragan
Johnson
San Francisco
Astros
Cincinnati
Genua Leads Class A Singles in State Bowling Tourney
Robert Genua of Bellefonte topped the Class A singles standings with a 720 series as the Pennsylvania State Men's Bowling Association Tournament heads into its final two weekends. William Pelligrini of Monongahela remains the all events leader while Harmony Dairy of Pittsburgh leads the team division and George Hunsicker and James Boyle of Allentown push the doubles leaders.
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Robert Genua
Bellefonte
Genua
William Pelligrini
Monon- Bahela
Harmony Dairy
Pittsburgh
George Hunsicker
James Boyle
Allentown
Doules
York teen wins 1965 PIAA singles tennis title
Mason Gerhart a 16 year old junior from York High captured the 1965 PIAA singles tennis championship by defeating top seed Joe Brooke of Beaver Area 6 4 7 5 in the final here on Saturday.
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University Park
York High
Mason Gerhart
Joe Brooke
Beaver Area
Plumb Captures Pennsylvania Golf Title In Sudden Death
Jim Plumb of Bellefonte High won the 1965 PIAA golf championship in a three way playoff at a 217 regular score. Terry George of Elizabeth Forward and Jeff Billie of Emmanuals joined the playoff. Plumb birdied the second hole to win. The PIAA secretary suggested automatic qualification for next year’s champion. Last year’s champ Tom Apple failed to make District One this year and defend his title.
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University Park
Jim Plumb
Bellefonte High
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
PIAA
Terry George
Elizabeth
Jeff Billie
Emmanus
Mark N. Punk
Tom Apple
Pennridge High
Ward Fails To Qualify In Indianapolis 1964 Preview
INDIANAPOLIS AP Tex A J Foyt who saved the Offenhauser by winning the 1964 Indy 500 may preside at final rites for the breed as the 49th running May 31 approaches. Time trials ended with a crash of an Olly roadster driven by Bob Mahousée. 33 cars remain including 17 Fords and 10 rear-engine Offenhausers. Rodger Ward of Indianapolis finished second in a season showing top 10 results for the Novi and Ford entries.
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A. J. Foyt
Bob Malhousée
Gardena
Calif
Foyt
Billy Foster
Victoria
B.C
Bill Vukovich
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Jim Hurtubise
Tonawanda
N.Y
Rodger Ward
Clay Dazzles With Tongue Work Ahead Of Liston Rematch
Lewiston Maine AP Polite guards watched Cassius Clay as he hyped a rematch with Sonny Liston at the weigh in Tuesday. Clay vowed more excitement than the February 1964 fight and claimed he psyched Liston into believing. Police and plainclothes guards shielded Clay while odds shifted toward Liston and a global news poll showed Clay with a 42 to 32 edge.
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Maine
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Tuesay
Mighty Mouth
Beach
Clay
Liton
Liston
Malcolm X
Unith Police
Jay
Dodgers Use Odd Two Outfielder Shift In Chicago
The Dodgers deployed an unusual two outfielder defensive alignment against the Cubs in the 12th inning and won 3-2 in 16 innings. Meanwhile the Astros lost ground after Jim Wynn misplayed a fly ball, leading to an inside-the-park homer by Jim Ray Hart for the Giants.
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Astros
Jim Wynn
Jim Ray Hart
San Francisco Giants
Wynn
Ken Johnson
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Dodgers
Cubs
Lindy McDaniel
Dodger
Walt Alston
Ron Fairlyn
Wes Parker
Lew Johnson
Willie Davis
McDaniel
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Philadel
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